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Sean ChinnHammertime. Smooth Hammerhead in Cabo San Lucas
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Yuping ChenBlue Shark/ San Jose Lucas, Mexico/Canon 5D MarkIII, 16-35mm lens,F5.6,1/200,ISO400
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Romain BaratsThe eye of a legend.
mako shark
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Romain BaratsA mako shark (over/under)
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Romain BaratsA mako shark with its copper tone
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Nick PolanszkyBlue Shark getting up close and personal
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark, Cabo San Lucas México
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Nick PolanszkyBlue Shark coming in for a closer inspection in-between chewing down meals
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark in surface, Cabo San Lucas México
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Alejandro TopeteBlue is Blue, Cabo San Lucas México
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark with pilots, Cabo San Lucas México
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Alejandro TopeteBlue shark with Reflex, Cabo San Lucas México
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark and surface, Cabo San Lucas México
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John BorysSunset on the Sea of Cortez and this Humpback just kept breaching and breaching until we lost sight of her.
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark and Diver, Cabo San Lucas Mexico
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Laurie SlawsonGuitarfish/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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Laurie SlawsonSun Rays/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens in the Corridor at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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Laurie SlawsonThe Corridor at Cabo San Lucas/Photographed with a Tokina 10-17 mm fisheye lens
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Laurie SlawsonFelimare californiensis/Photographed with a Canon 60 mm macro lens at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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Laurie SlawsonStingray Eye/Photographed with a Canon 60 mm macro lens at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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Laurie SlawsonSchool of Moorish Idols/Photographed at Cabo San Lucas and converted to black-and-white in Lightroom
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Laurie SlawsonTwirling Moorish Idols/Color converted to black-and-white, twirling added, and inverted. Photographed at Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
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Laurie SlawsonTwirling Moorish Idols/Inverted and twirling added to photograph that also was converted to black-and-white
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark with 3 pilots fish, Cabo San Lucas México
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Laurie SlawsonToo Many Fish in the Sea! (Panamic Porkfish)/Photographed with a Canon 100 mm macro lens at Cabo San Lucas and converted to black-and-white
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Alejandro TopeteBlue Shark with Pilots, Cabo San Lucas México
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Ignacio MellaIt was the second day of rocking in the boat for hours…the second day of waves crashing and wind bursting. The red soup of the chum filled the water as the current carried it away in hopes that the sharks will answer the call. All of a sudden, Evans
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Sander RietmeijerMako Shark black/White
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Sander RietmeijerMajestic Blue Shark in the late afternoon.
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Sander RietmeijerBlue Sharks are so majestic and beautiful, I love them!
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Sander RietmeijerThe beautiful skin from a Blue Shark
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Sander RietmeijerMajestic Blue Shark
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Sander RietmeijerShort vin Mako Shark at Baja California
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Pieter FirlefynPelican in composition
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Pieter FirlefynPelican